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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-06-03
Hlectricitr AnnIied to AgricnIturc.

The Marquis Of SaIisbury's country
seat at Hatfield, England, continues to
be a live example Of what can be done to
aii the agrculturist in his work when a
convenient source Of power is at hand,
such as is afforded by electricity. The
thrcshing engine formerly employed ha
been replaced by an electric motor, and
recently an electric elevator, employed
in raising newly-cut hay or corn sh4aves
to the top Of the stack, has been intro
duced with marked success. Dispensing
with the usual horss or steam-cngine
labor required for the machine, the clc-
vator ia supplied with an electric motor
fixed upon its bed, and driven by cur
rent brou hit by wires from central
source. The wires are easily transporta-
Bile. so that the elevator can be taken
from stack to stack in a very short time.
The greatest radius over which the cleo
tric elevator has been used at Hatfield is
half a mile, be ng all that is there re-
CURED. The principle is, evidently, APP
pIicable to a far greater range of distri-
button AMI we shall see the time when
our large Western farms will be all
worked more or less with the aid Of cleo
tric po wer. Where fall Of water is
available, this is particularly easy of ac-
conplishmcnt, but even the installation
of steam-power plant to drive the
dynamos will in many cases be below the
initial cost Of horses and their mainten-
ance, or that Of large number Of
individual portable steam-engines, such
as are now largely in use. Electrical
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-06-03
Bees and Glover Seed.

An Indiana farmer, who toll his boys
to lu'l every humble bees nest they
found on the farm, and who was com
planning at the failure of his clover seed
crop, was surprised when Maurice
Thompson, the naturalist said: "That IS
why your clover seed fails you. Bundle
bees make your clover seed" 1t is a
fact that stong nest of humble bees in
big clover fl Id is worth $50 to the
owner; for these insects are the chief
agents in ferti zing the blossoms. there
by insuring heavy crop of seed. In
Australia there are no lunbIe bees Of
our kind, and tHcy col'd not raise cover
see there t cy inp tt some.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-06-03
SUNNI Song.

Summer is & NJ with its roses,
SUNNI rl~ gone with is sweets
lis l,wy day dawas and its posies:
Listen, sweet
Its garland Of apple-blossoms
Asleep in their cradles green,
Its daiscs on hill and in valley,
lis v.olets blue between;
Isscn.s vile the blue-bird lingors
It's songs where the rob sta,s,
Its songs Of tho golden thrushcs
Thr ugh days and days
Listen, sweetl
And a check that was bright with blusheA
A facs that was gla an gay,
Fled with the goll thrushes
Away, awayi
Eyes hat were blue aud tender,
Lips that were Shy and sweet,
Hands that were white md Sion lor,
Listen, sweet
Have left me alone. ana the shadows
Show tI'st the night is near
Night o'el he silent city
Hangs drear
II.
But another summer cometh,
When the roses bud and bloom,
When tho shadows flee afrrighteI
From the violet mant,ed tomb;
Listen, sweet!
When a rush Of golden thru,hes
Make musical the trees
When over the scented clOvers
Hunme a band Of bees;
Lstcn, sweet
When down in the lowers of lilies
The light winds come an go,
Full Of the sweetest music
Blow, winds, blow.
New leaves are on the willows,
Day-dawn is on the billows,
The summer sea grows brighter,
The lily bells are whiter;
And swift and sweet,
On soundless feet,
Summer in her blue mantle comes;
Sunbright her windy hair,
That foateth on the air;
Her face, like an angels, shineth sweet;
Her g ft is a garden where lovers meet;
Listen, sweet
List, for the night it is almost over,
List, and my joy it will be complete;
List, while | call you, my dainty darling
Oh, listen, sweet
-[Clio Stanley.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-06-03
Human Sacrlilce in India.

A strange story of human sacrifice
comes from the Madras presidency. A
woman was supl osed 10 be possessed
with a devil. Her father consulted an
cxorcist, who said that human sacri-
flee was necessary. Accordingly one
night her father, the exorcist, and five
or six others met, and after some re-
ligious ceremonies sent for the elected
victim. He came without suspecting
treachery, AMI was piled with drink till
he was senseIess, when his head was cut
off, and his blood, mixed with rice, was
offered to some deity. The body was
then hacked so as to deceive the police
and thrown into tank. The murder
ers having been arrested, have made a
full confession. i London Globe.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-06-03
No Chance for Litigation.

Old Lawyer Ito young partneD-Did
you draw up old Moneybag's will.
Young Partner-Ycs, sir, and SO
tight that all the relatives in the world
cannot find a flaw in it.
Old Lawyer (with some disgus0-
The next time there is a will to be drawn
Pll do it myself. = Providence Tele-
cram
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-06-03

Is a recent lect ire il William
Thompson concluded that IN the light
OF recent calculation, md taking iuto
a count all possibilities Of greater
density in the suns interior, and of
greater aud less activity OF radiation in
past ages, 1T would be rash to assume
as probable anything more than 20,
000,0U0 years of the suns light in the
past history of the earth, or to reckon
on more than five or six million years
Of sunlight for the future.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-06-03
A Pertinent inquiry

Little r chmond is learning to recite.
Like most children he dislikes the
practice and his small wits usually de-
wise way to get Il Of it.
This time it was MARI AMI her little
lamb. Richmond mused moment, then
he asked, coolly:
isn't Mary's little lamb most sheep
now, grAn'paT-[ Detroit Free Press.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-06-03
A Burglar Alarm.

Agent-Havc you a burglar alarm in
your house, MADAME
Lady of the house-Well, We did
have last week! A burglar came into
the house Tuesday night, and fell over
stack Of milk pans Talk about
alarml you ought to have heard that.
Harrington Free Press.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-06-03
Tile Rirds OF Amnr,ca-

Out of some 10000 species of birds
recognized by ornithoiogists there are
$50 species and su5-species which make
their home in North America. There
are also eighty-two others which find
their way TO this continent as stragg'e ers
rom c'h:, couniT e. II Ch cl;o u"ra.d.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1887-06-03

One reason why the world is not re.
formed is, because every man would have
Others make a beginning and neye- thinks
Of himself
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-15
nAnnIaen nrcsnnn


Prem tine inmennEiai 4 haa besr
lawful for he Prpba1e Jsdees Of ID.
various counsiss 70 ksep . sesosd e. =.
marriages. whieh TAXA pians 10 fhsir r..
spestiye ooouties and this 3 che u ~
laxs whish Is prssfy eeserelir observed
heeently 10 looking ibrouzh . bon Of
CD papers IN tie Probate Court 1uaar
wood came aeroGs . little lsaEbsr-
band Notebook. siUilsF 70 shcss aar-
ned b employers O. foEemen % ksep
TIE tine 81 their men. Il VS. sofIed
and eoIne9baf bi8ekened b. ace, tut
after removing The dnst from Is ZEE
gores -Marfsage Record WEi1lsn vita
ink ca the leather hack, eonId Be plainly
rad On openfnQ i The Jndgs realized
thai BE- had uneaFtked the only oficiaI
record Of the marriage Of some ct our
Oldest a1d mast highly respected efGi-
zsus. and BE bad ft substantially bound
and made place for Il IL the safe with
TIE other records. TIE old settlers had
. very quAinf and original way q doing
things AZ en evidenee o. this - here
With publish The ulzsiai record OF the
maFTiaRs Of Mr.. and Mna D. 7. Denny,
as it appears on ehe 6rs9 pacs Of tbia
"marFiags record" in Dr.. Maynard's
handwriting
This Is % certify thai David Dsnny
4 Louisa bis wife vas married ~ me q
Jostice OF the peace en- the 81 day q
SsnBsTy A d 1853 81 The heuae Of A. A.
Denny, near the town Of SEATTLE IN King
county, Oregon Territory, Ia the pres
enee Of A. A. Denny, wife and others.
d. B. MATNkzD, J. p.
HI. YEaLER. Clerk.r
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FRKE rRADR.

The reduction OF internal REVENGE and
The taking Of Of reveane stamps from
PropfietAry Medicines. ne doo6t has
Largely beneftted the consumers. as vel
as rtiseving The harden ef home man
ufnesuFsrs. Especially b this the oase
with Grssa's x1essf FiosaeF and BosoAst's
Gsrsaxa Sygzsp, as The re11ottoa Of
thirsv six oenta per dozen, has been
added 20 Increase the sizs of The bottles
containing these remedies, teersby
giving one 6fth more medicine u the
q cent sixs- The AnFHxl Elosnsr tor
Dyspepsia and Liver OompiAinf. and
tie GcTss4N SyrHp foE Oough and Lana
troablsa. have, perhaps. TIE larResa sale
q any medicines In TIE veFid. Iba i'd
VANTAGE Of increased sixe Of the bottles
gill BE- greatly appreciated By tie sch
aad afflicted IN every town And village
IL civlliEed ec1n9rieA S4mpls bottles
for 10 csnes remain he sane s1ze. deiau
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-15

MAsoxs AND PTosEKRs -An effort 10
being msde by Judge Swan and other
msmbsrs Of The Masonic fraternity to
have the place Of holding the Grand
Lodge Of Masona this year changed
from Vancouver TO Port Townsend. In
speaking Of this matter, Jadge swan
said: f"S0nae time since, while Grand
Master LewiR ZsiRleg vas eu the Souud,
he suggested tnat inaamHeh 90 the Pic
neeF Society would meet on the FIRST
Tuesday In june and the Grand Ledge
OF Masous on the first Wednesday in
June, Il w0ald be q good idaa to have
both organic sfions meet az the same
place, and arrange for the future for
theru 10 meet al the same time and
place. Il Was intended that the Grand
Lodge Of Masona should meet this year
at Vancouver. bat Mr.. STRIVE has writ
ten 20 Past Grand Master Louis Sahns,
at Vancouver, giving him Master Zsiga
leF's suggestions. and Mr.. Sohns has 70.
piled that such an arrangement meets
with bis unqualified Endorsement and
approval" SIR. swan further states
that there has been considerable cor.
reapondence In regard 70 the same mat
tof between the various lodges, and be
considers the matter practically settled
TO have both organizations meet sc Port
Townsend on che first Wednesday OF
June. fbe Judge continued: I'VE will
arrange 90 accommodate al who come
IL we have 30 90 out 20 the Fort aud
borrow tents from the soldiers. Tbs
citizens OF Port Townsend will spare no
trouble or expense 90 make the visit 20
the Port Of Entry pleasant enc and
they will get no clam bakes fishing ex-
c1Esious and all sorts OF amnsements 20
entertain lheir visitors"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-15

HOOK ASD LADDkR MEKrIEo. The
Seattle Hook and Ladder Company met
at Engine House No. 2, yesterday even
ing, pursuant 10 q call Of the President,
J.. O. Haines. After the usual routine
business, IL was ordered that the follow
ina members be dropped from the roll
for non at endanct; q. Z. Alter, Geo.
Bnokner, Jack Oade, L. Rcstein. w. g.
Ronald, q. NJ. Anderson and 3. w. Cor
belt. The following were ordered
placed on the retired list: 8. O. Wood
ruff, Jack Levy aud Il. Myer. Joseph
Mayer Was elected q member. The Sec
Rotary was instructed 10 inform the
Chief of the Fire Department that the
sense Of the company ia that ID Ia una.
BILE 10 perform the duties required Of II
With the present appliances, aud ash
that be urge upon the City Council the
necessity Of purchasing new and salt,
able track.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-15

NV. DOugIAs. Of Tacoma. is In The
Ne eily.
Ohaa Evans and Ed. sseir, returned
70 Tacoma Sunday.
1udqe Thorn and wife, OF Rsnton.
Ssgs u the city yesterday.
Mn WIN. b. Drown, nee Annie HaF-
mon, vas a passenger BY the Mexico.
SIX. Murray, Of vlctoFia. and Z. a..
Alien, OF Lake Washington, are IN the
city.
4. A. Light, one Of the oldest and
best known citizens OF Hseilac0om, is IN
the city. stoppiuR a The Nev EaRiana.
Harry A. Hall, d. n. Steirdies, NJ
Buaaa ana TaomAa Kirkpatrick, Of San
Francisco, are al the Occidental.
Mrs. Frank HanfoFd went 10 Pert.
land last evening to visit her parents
and friends. she will be absent two
weeks.
Mrs. A. b. Stewart. Who has been in
California several months, returned 10
her seattle home By the Mexico, yester.
dag evening.
IL. McGilvra, who has been maklne
an extended tour of the East and
soath, for the benaht Of bis health, ar
rived home yesterday.
w.P. Smith, OF Ranton, Jshn De.
TierEe, Of Blakely, Thos. Kirkpatrick. Of
Port Townsend, O. 4. Gteener, sf New
Haven and Joe Davenport, OF Sqaak,
are a the Occidental.
Miss Matte Clayes. Of San FraHcis-
%, arrived last evening on the Mexico.
N. and will be the guest of Mrs. o. y.
Clarke, corner OF Union and Fourth
streets.
Mas wolcstt, an artist Of no mean
ability, whs has been travelling through
Oregon and Washington TOR sumo
mouths past. looking for location, has
eoncludsd 20 make her home In seattle.
SIC Is = friend Of Mrs.. Judee W. d.
wood.
Go. Raymur, OF the Seattle, Lake
Shore and Eastern, N. II NAftsRh, Of
Tacoma, Mrs. Jno. A. Lach. Of Coupe
vile, A. 4. Aeiea, Of San Francisco. ~.
Q. Sullivan. Of Payallup. w. Colsren, Of
Portland, and Ohafles Jones, Of SQuAk,
ats Al the Arlington.
Thos. CheFF. Il. P. Furnell, W. Bash
aaa A. Q. Kendall, OF Squak, Robert
ecaFF and ID. Ross, Of San Juan. Frank
Darcy and wife, Of Portland. Robert
Brown, Renton. VIM. Cohen, Of Chi-
eago, A. Radel, OF PuySllup. Mrs. klAke,
q kpnt, aud N. II. Oouneas, Of SlaaRh
~, are At the Brunswick.
Morgan O'Brien, Of White River,
Andrew Lunn and wife. Of STUCK June-
hoa, n. FrankliR, Fl Tacoma, y l..
eeofman. Of Pennsylvania, A. Mckeon,
q OhicAeo, J. L. Graves, Of Roseberg,
0fegun. Perry Barker. Ed. Callahan, y.
hiiles, and Z. h. Snyder, Of Tacoma.
ead George W. Wells. OF Honahton, are
athe New England.
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DIsTRIcT coTnr PnscErsIIcs.

SEATTLE. Feb. life Grand Jury,
On the part Of the Terrifory, returned
tue oalIs Of is diclmeut against Wiliisua
Meearty for nssanlt with intent 10 eom-
nit robbery.
Also against Richard q. MeCrohau,
for mixing poisnn vifh drink With in
tent % injure human being.
Also against JOHN Donovan and Jas,
Fitzpatrick for robbery.
Also against Thomas O'Brien and r.
h. Hooley, for robbery.
In the case Of the Territory ". Wan.
Chappeii, charged With arson, she Grand
JurJ rtported not 9 true bill, and the
defendant vas discharged.
The csse Of the United States " Il.
". Phelin. for Smuggling. IL on trial.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-15

Il L. Polk & Co., of Detroit. Mich,
The extensive directory publishers OF
the Unitsd States. have az agent in this
city taking information for a complete
business and residence directory Of Sc
attic and Of ali the cities and counties
bordering on the Sound, 70 be published
In one volume. The agent Is meeting
with gratifying encouragement and
gives assurances that the weFk will be
full and accurate in all particulars.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-15

TIE folloping business kss besr
fEansastsd By The Beard e Csanty
Commissioners sinss sar 1t report.
Appiisstton Of Thos. 4 Haehes. d
heWe4stIs. for renewal Of grocery Ii.
ce1ee. presented, and license granted.
lie Application Of D. @. Griswoid for
tae lease Of the following sehool land,
uas granted: SouthBest Of the nortk-
49, asd north of southwest
and TIE s013heast Of soufhBest 4 81
secti1n Is. township = north. range 5
e1st.
Ths remainder Of Tie day was taken
up &c considering snd allowing bilis.
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A aFEET rnon ma. nesKlssss.

EDIToa PosT-IETELIIGkNoER:
Having been for more than hfty wears
10 favor Of woman suffrage. am
grieved al the present turn Of "A airs in
releti0n thereto, IS / am fully con
vineeds it IL q trick played 10 favor Of
the Whiskey. element. And a. 30 mech
Is being said 10 faysF Of leaving IL to q
vote Of the people. mest respectfully
asst you, OF some Of your numerous
readers. 20 inform rs who are the PEG
pleg II ! refer 10 my Bible ! End it
means men and women alike. there be-
Ing no distinction made. ! had q mother
and several sisters. now have q wife
and Eve daughters, all Of them vomen,
and until read 20 the contrary in your
excellent paper / always looked upon
them ~ being people. II they are not
people, pleass tell me what 10 call them,
and 10 what GLASS Of beings they belong.
An answer 70 these questions will be
very gratefully received BY
r. n. HogKEEs0N.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-15
RRAL RsrATG

The following deeds we're fled IN the
Auditors efhas yesterday fer record:
BeFiah Brown to James Nielsen. Is
acres IN eco "a. - 3, II east, being
part Of the Van Meter donation claim
% white River; $I225.
Frances w. James to City Of Seattle,
that part Of Railroad Avenue witch en-
tebds over and across los 2. go q. u Is,
rs east; 81.
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iss.-oOrsssa CHrsrrn ClzAAr.

PArExrs GRkxTKD.-Tbe following
patents we're granted 10 citizens Of the
Paei6e States DARING the past week. and
are reported expressly for the Posr IN-
rKrxxoHxcER By O. A. Snov 4 Company.
Patent laSyers, opposite United states
Patent Once. Washington, ID. C.; N.
Assuood, Ssuceliso. Cal, balance; l.
BieRio, suffer Greek. Gal. water wheel
backet: p. L. Garden. Dixon, Cal, music
leaf turner; W. @. Carlton, Baker Csun-
~. Or, pencil; J. Il. Culver, san Fran
CISCO. Tims indicator; =. H. DeGoerte
and W. W. DsIsano. "a Francisco.
gFats; J. H. 6emmill. Red BluH, Gal ,
reel supporting arm; o. HYDE, Vallejo,
Gal. photographs camera ID. Laoin,
SacFanenio. Cal, haTrew and clod p1l-
xsriEers j. !. Aahoney. san Frsncisoo.
dumb waiter stop; O. A. Bay. san FrAn-
cisco. tE3useFs stretchsf; j. W. He'd
Geld. Glendale. Or. hre arn; B. Q. Ia
Dor, salem. Qr.f kitchen cabinet; n.
rinfrcp. san franetsoo, utndov.
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n "a "a 9 IllEl aI11ll 30 % e al q
nnlep - 81 cttninaf Z eI1st 111l e Vnluakls
lnlEma1l1n uAi1t - 3 eonplllrl - iz1paTt
= 49, H. 500 e ~ r1rxie1l. Ihs Do1toF
crg1s uhars of1eH al. ~ Kim Oh. 0rD.
n0H VII nIz1e - cknE48 nnla1 - aIoc1s :
c1ra FerHans 4nra1 - Aana- O1il q uIl1a.
fH1la DR =. y. 0IHBo1. noE 1nII, - Ir1n.
go. e. M1atian Pen Iz1n411H1ow
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MAKING SoUxDxas. - Mesars. Rich
ards and Owen, two expert boatmen.
havs been employed to make sOundinaa
the entire length Of Railroad Avenue for
the Seattle. Lake Shore 4 Eastern Kali
way Company. They have . sectional
sounding rod, made Of steel, fifsy feet
long, with Which they make an exam
ination Of the depth Of water, character
~ the bottom and depth Of mud. every
forty feet along the proposed line.
Every point IL noted In q beck. This 10
90 enable the company to Determine the
necessary length Of piles TO be used in
the trestle work for the read through
the avenue. These saunders have also
been examining the character Of she
bottom where she Foundation for the
passenger depot is to Be driven, near
Yesler's mill.
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xawruxEN PaC1Ftr naxEH oRDzRs

The Northern Paoiae kxrrc& Con-
panv are naw prepared % tssae money
erarrs. payabis "a al Prines n NE pli-
ted Slatss os Canada. also N AL ne
prircipai cities IN EngiAnd. Ireland,
Ssotisnt, Fraace. Norway, Dsnmark.
GermNRv. Swe1sa. HoilaDd Beieium
and ltaiy, Th9sa orders will - $1,000
hT anv nank, hankex or merchant, e1n-
esaaently are ne mosf eo1vsnle1a foF
email FemlttAnces nsle =
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OyKKHAUING.- Thesternwheel steam
sF Lily. which VS. recently said b. Gap
tain Orog 10 Messrs. Rome 4 Yoane. Of
Skagit, came over hers the ether day "a
was uoored 70 s6s boneyara on The
norsh side Of YesleF's wharf. gheFe she
utll remain uhile Moran Brothers %
her with q nee shaft, neu n4nees, and
overhau her eeneR lly.
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slsS, inch Heavy Dress Silk.
CuESrKa CxKAAx.

A Box FOR AFoGSAK. = The many
friends OF Rev. J. A. Wirth vill Be in
ssrestsd 10 know that > box vii be sal
by Friday's beat via San Francisco,
care Alaska Cennerctal Company. and
all are invited 10 bring saen thin9s -
they may desire % donate. . TIE Pas
tors stndy, soatA eoer % bspiis'
Church. or 10 Mrs. d. II. webster. 81 q
before thursday oiget % this vesk-
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FISKp ron CoSrRMPr. Yesterday af-
ternoon IN the District Court. during
the trial Of the case Of the United
States against Henry W. Phelin, James
Hamilton Lewis. who VS. defendiag the
accused. in his zeal 20 clear his client,
annoyed the Court very much With HE
tecknieal ebieotions 90 testimony after
the Court had ruled that Il vas adams.
sihle. Finally. after giving the attorney
warning. which be refused. apparently
10 the Judge, 30 heed. Jadge Greene
fined him go for contempt Of court.
AIR. Lewis is not nan who Is easily
disconnected. He stepped ever 20 the
Clerks desk. drew a check for $40,
handed Il 10 the Clerk, and proceeded
With his conduct OF tue case Just So
though, netting unusual had happened.
when she prosecution lelosed its case.
the Judge said: "MF. Lewis. before you
make yoaF opening vili remove the
disabilities under which you are resting
aud remit youF ine." When the Clerk
returned the check 10 Mr.. Lewis, that
gentleman took occasion TO explain
matters 20 the Judge, and the little an
pleasantness vac amicably settled TO the
satisfaction Of All concerned.
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FAmILaAR aUerATross ,

1--WE use the Western Queen Savon
and like Il best Of any soap we ever
used
I'VE like 10 patFonizs home industries
and always buy Western Queen Soap.
ID. ,. Hansen says: II have sent il
10 these who used 20 bay higher priced
soaps and ell like your Western Qaeen
aoaD
They like II because Ii does the work
With less labor; does not hurt the hands
and costs less than other soaps Of the
same quality, aud Ia many cases soaps
Of poorer quality. De not be hood.
winked. Insist upon having the West.
ern Queen Savon- febfO-lw
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NO. OLE " ksT 9TH 81, y. T.,
June q. 1885.
] have been martyr 10 bilious head
ache aud dyspepsia. Any indiscretion
In diet. oveF-fatsRue or cold brings on .
Dc Of indigestion, followed By q head
ache lasting two or three days % q
time. / think must have tried over
twenty different remedies. which were
recommended ~ certain cures BY loving
friends, bot Il vas no use. L1ke the
Irishman, / got no better very fast. At
last | thought I would take q simple
ehurse Of purRation with BRANDRR7Hss
Puts For she FIRST week took two
pills every night. then one pill for
thirty nights. In that tina / gained
three pounds in weight, and.neyer have
had an aohs or pain since.
fbi5 DIV WILLIAM +. RocKwKLL.
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